David Y.
GBJH Customer Service Sucks! A former employer rolled over my 401K to an annuity with John Handcock. I have been on the phone for over two hours, transferred to other departments all over the world, and still am no closer to getting this resolved. What a complete waste of time. I saw other reviews that put JH in a very terrible light. I now know why they received the reviews the did...their customer service sucks!
Experience traveler
GBFaulty app I think if you have the app open to time your workout and it comes time to submit and you gets “oops something went wrong “ . There should be some way for this vitality app to still have the information that the work out took place at the gym location and time. Having to mow provide proof of work out because of faulty app is annoying. It happens too often. Defeat the purpose of using the app.
Lakisha Mosley
GBI’ve had so many issues trying to update payment I’ve had so many issues trying to update my payment method. Was told ppl would get back to me. One time acct was drafted when it wasn’t supposed to be. Incurred a $50 overdraft fee that was supposed to be sent to me by John Hancock. Never got it. All around bad experience.
Robert Quinn
GBHonestly Honestly, their app picks and chooses what it counts toward rewards. You get “vitality points” for what seems like no reason But they’re actually fairly useless. I have the Apple Watch reward through them and I spent months paying because their app didn’t register my workouts half the time. They say “get x number of workouts to spin the vitality wheel” I’ve been stuck on 8 out of 10 for over a week. Even though I hit their ever changing requirements every time. I’ve brought these issues their attention and they only offered excuses and blame. It’s all a bit of a sham really.
Ben Jensen
GBThis company is dishonest and… This company is dishonest and incompetent. They will not actually pay out the loyalty cash back and will tell a wide variety of lies to try to get you off the phone if you call in to inquire. They also block premium payments to try and drop policy holders they no longer wish to cover.